In today's episode we have stories about understanding and communication. We all come from different backgrounds, and sometimes that gives us very different perspectives, opinions, and ideas. It's always important, however, to consider the other side and value their perspective as well.
Don’t squirm too much— today, I’m drawing a parallel between how I potty trained my first child and how our loving Father in Heaven treats us! Job 42:12 holds a key component for what we can learn.
When widespread disaster strikes, survivors lose not just their homes and belongings, they also can lose their "lifescape": their relationships with their neighbors, the places they frequent daily, their support systems. Meet some survivors from around the world who have held on to their lifescapes with creativity and tenacity. From out of the rubble, stories of inspiration and hope.
David Snell is a host on the Latter-day Saint YouTube channel, "Saints Unscripted." He served a mission in Chihuahua, Mexico, and then studied journalism at Brigham Young University. He married his incredible wife in 2017, and they now spend most of their time having a blast raising their baby boy. David loves diving into Church history, but also enjoys gardening, power tools, and onion rings. Highlights
Have you ever considered why bad things happen to good people? If you haven’t had this question at least once in your life, then it may be time to consider it - and it can give you a chance to learn more about a loving and kind Father in Heaven.
Laura Simms shares an old folk tale about a girl with a not so ordinary pet goat. No matter what she goes through, the she goat is always there to give her just what she needs.
Are you unsure how to use the Gospel Library app? Or maybe you’ve used it before and found it kind of clunky. Today we’re talking to a Gospel Library app expert– Richard Bernard– and learning some of the coolest tools you probably don’t even know about! Listen in and learn how to help you, your kids, and your grandkids come closer to Christ using this amazing app!
It can feel frustrating or embarrassing to receive correction. But did you know it’s actually a great sign, especially when correction comes from God?
Whoever wrote the book of Job used a little bit of creative and poetic license, but his life is a lesson for us on how to turn the trials of our lives into triumphs.
Has your self-care taken a nosedive since becoming a parent? Has parenting made you feel isolated and alone? Sit down with the Council of Moms as Lisa and her friends Kristin, Brooke, and Janae discuss the harsh realities of parenthood and try to make it a more forgiving and empathetic part of life.